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Dominic Savage describes the history of the Education World Forum and what education ministers gain from a shared week in London.

Dominic Savage, founder of the EWF, talks about its history and lessons learned as Ministries of Education join together for one powerful week in London. Savage discusses the impact one shared environment can have on Ministers as they look for commonality and shared experience amongst their colleagues.
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Dominic Savage, founder of the EWF, talks about its history and lessons learned as Ministries of Education join together for one powerful week in London. Savage discusses the impact one shared environment can have on Ministers as they look for commonality and shared experience amongst their colleagues.

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    Dominic Savage is director of the Education World Forum, the annual meeting of education ministers held in London. In this 2015 edCircuit interview Savage, described as its founder, talked about the history of the forum and what ministers gain from sharing one setting. Savage previously headed the British Educational Suppliers Association, and in May 2024 Times Higher Education said Savage would stay on as director after taking over the forum.

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